Thinking of You Card
When a friend comes to mind, don’t let the moment pass. Send this Thinking of You card and help them feel seen. On the front, a bold, close-up view of my Breezy Bouquet, our fastest-selling design at events, shows farmers market blooms drawn in colored pencil with delicate, lifelike detail.
Inside, the printed message reads: “I thought of you today and just wanted to send a smile.”
Peaceful floral art appears inside, too, along with the secret language of flowers. Each bloom was thoughtfully chosen to carry meaning:
Aster: love
Chrysanthemum: good cheer
Dahlia: abundance
Daisy: loyalty
Dianthus: gratitude
Zinnia: remembrance
A small gesture, perhaps, but one that lingers. This is the kind of card that’s placed on a mantel or tucked into a keepsake box. See our short film by Melody Stanger to watch it come to life.
Make it a tradition. This card is lovely all year round, and it’s especially perfect for Thinking of You Week each September. The annual event, sponsored by the Greeting Card Association, challenges you to send 7 cards to 7 people in 7 days. You might send one to an old friend, a neighbor in a nursing home, a veteran, or someone recovering in the hospital.
Whether you join the fun or simply keep a few on hand, you’ll always be ready to brighten someone’s day.
When you send this card, you’re supporting an SBA-certified woman-owned small business that works with American family-run manufacturers. It’s printed in Maryland on lightly textured bright card stock, and its envelope is milled in South Carolina and assembled in Wisconsin.
Size: A2
Paper: lightly textured bright card stock, FSC-certified, with 30% post-consumer recycled content
Envelope: white, invitation-style flat flap, 4.5" x 5.75"
Inside: lighter full-color art, printed message, and flower meanings
Made in: the USA. The card is printed in Maryland, and the envelope is milled in South Carolina and assembled in Wisconsin.
Packaging: All Vivid Cottage cards are sent without single-use plastics.
Thinking of You Week
To learn more about Thinking of You Week, which is sponsored by the Greeting Card Association, check out their website. You may want to get your community involved, writing cards to veterans, nursing homes, hospitals, first responders, and more.